Daily Check-in App for Parkinson's Patients
Parkinson's affects movement, not your need for independence. A single tap each day tells your family you're managing well.
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The Problem
Sound familiar? You're not alone.
Tremors and motor difficulties make complex apps frustrating to use
Freezing episodes and falls can leave patients unable to call for help
Medication timing is critical and missed doses can cause dangerous episodes
Parkinson's progression is gradual, making it hard for remote family to gauge daily capability
How I'm Alive Solves This
A simple solution that actually works.
Large tap target designed for users with tremors—no precision needed
Missed check-in alerts help family respond to potential falls or freezing episodes
Morning check-in doubles as a reminder to confirm medication routine is on track
Daily check-in consistency over weeks helps family and doctors track functional trends
How It Works
Three simple steps.
Set Your Time
Choose when to check in each day
Tap I'm Okay
One tap confirms you're safe
Auto-Alert
Miss a check-in? Contact is notified
Features
One-Tap Check-In
Large, easy button - done in seconds
Customizable Schedule
Set your perfect check-in time
Smart Alerts
Escalating notifications if you miss
Check-In Notes
Add context like 'Going hiking today'
History Tracking
See all your past check-ins
Free to Start
Core safety features always free
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this app if I have significant tremors?
Yes. The check-in button is intentionally large and requires only a single tap anywhere on it. No swiping, typing, or fine motor control needed.
What if I fall and can't reach my phone?
If you miss your scheduled check-in, your emergency contact is automatically alerted. This is your safety net for exactly these situations.
Can I add notes about my symptoms that day?
Yes. Optional notes let you log how you're feeling—useful for tracking 'on' and 'off' periods to share with your neurologist.
Does this replace my Parkinson's medical devices?
No. This is a family communication tool, not a medical device. Continue using DBS controllers, medication pumps, and other prescribed devices.
My father has Parkinson's and lives alone. Should he check in before or after taking his morning medication?
After medication is ideal. The morning dose typically takes 30-60 minutes to take effect. Checking in after confirms both that he is awake and that his medication routine is underway. If he cannot check in, it may indicate a problem with either.
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Free forever • No credit card required • iOS & Android